creating self-funding institutions (his case study is the Maharishi Institute in Johannesburg), creating institutions where students pay no fees, and earn while theyre there. Maharishi will educate up to 2000 students a year, full time education, at no cost to them or the state.
students adding value to community and business as they earn while they learn (Maharishi provides outsourcing capabilities for companies)
experiences with government funding, where it falls down in real life - in South Africa, dropout rates were still very high, as students needed to earn a living to support their families
where else can funding come from? How to really create win-win with companies when fundraising, not just handouts, promoting sustainable relationships because of joint benefits.
save expenditure by using recycled computers, software, books, furniture to set up institutions.
thereby removing costs (harnessing what is available) and creating entrepreneurial spirit
Taddy's contribution, Stream B